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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-07-10, Page 11AY,+U:Y 1 711.-PAOIL 41 fo y enson ('ongratulat ?►s to .Kelly a M -on Daitcar the Mirth _ e son Ott J ht Clinton. Public' o pita1. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Riley: l Y* Mr. and Mrs Dalt to with .. Mir. ` Stevenson. Luanne, Davk Dam returned hone having spentthe past week in TillWrg with then' gran. dparents. .. Mrs John . Turner of Turkeisrmith visite On Sunda' with Mr. and Mrs. Reg-t4son, John and Elizabeth, �j gyp Mr. ands, AIlanMerneR of: Waterloo visited over the Weekend with Mr. and Mrs. CarldMerrner, Sandy, Julie.Ann, Michael slid Michelle.' Mr. and Mrs. John Thomp- son, Jim, Sharon and Bob , Sheila. Baker, Mrs; -;Barry Powley , Jason andJonathan of Ottawa, Mr. arid Mrs. Andy Thompson of Etobicoke visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter of. Colborne Township when they held a wedding anniversary dinner for John and Carolyn. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woods and Michelle returned home . to Gananoque on Monday, having spent the past week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank .Riley. A number of children from the area are attending Bible School at The United church this week. Sharon Thompson, Shirley and Doris McClure, Lori, Lynn and Leanne Hugili are camping this week at Family Paradise. oods and . - visiting r`t" palet, Mr» and Mrs. Role. visitoo with Mrs tYte Tom, Bill and Mr, ,Whyte were _ r, and _ Whyte , Jeff, Andand Keri ofLindsay; Mrd, and, MM. Prank -Van der n, P tl,°Mark� and Margie,. wine; `and Mr. and Ws - Whyte et r-s- Whyte,t Mien Orchard. Mid Marrgu byte of Guelph is *Me for Mrs. Reg Dollirnrr'e Tim of Ajax visited `o n turday with Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan, Pau1,.Jini`and Gary, Tim remained to spend the simmer holidays. David and Darren Stevenson are spending.this week visiting with their grandparents Mr. 'and Mar's. -Gordon Stevenson of Tillsonburg. Mr. Bill Rueger and Carol Lori Cartwright h of Auburn rn visited on $und'ay with Mfrs. George McIlwain Sandy, Julie Arun, Michael and Michelle !Werner. Mr. and Mrs, Andy Thom- •,.pson returned home. to Etobicoke on Mondayevening having visited for a week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson. Jin., Sharon and Bob. . (intended for last week) Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier, Brian, Paul, Kevin t . Lori Huron Ridge, i '' ardine visited on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Merrier, Sandy. 1 SCOTTISH WORLD FEST1VAL • Q.N.E. Satorday, Avg. 16 Coach Eticurlion- frosts' �Gae%rich mini np$ 6.°°. INCLUDES - Transportation Admission to. C.N.E. Grandstand show. Tickets through The Cauca Haase Travel Service 59 Hamilton St. Goderich 524.3 Cronin d &tuft of Cranial. spent the Itday weekend, at the. cottage at Saub Beach. -Mr. and Mrs. ..J'..r. Wenzel,. Kiri and Marla. of Lindsay. M>1. attd Mrrs. Tom Riley of Clinton were Thursday visitors at the Frank Riley home. , Mrs. Baru,? Powley, Jason and Jonathan fir".' Ottawa came Thursday to spendr a month with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson Jim, Sharon and Bob. Bob returned home from his visit in Ottawa. - Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator, Bill and Debbie :returned home on Sunday from spending the past week on, a trip to the East Coast, visiting Nova° Scotia, Ne Brunswick and p►.E.1. Michael Preszcator spent the. ,week with his aunt and uncle, Mc: and Mrs. Bill Dowon, Brenda, Bonnie and John of Varna. Susan De Groot of Clinton spent a fewdays holiday s wi fo KerrYMedd. ._. Mr. and Mrs. Kett Preszcator, Diane and Nancy spent a few days camping at Pine Lake. Canoe race to be heId The Ausable-Bayfield Con- servation Authority is holding its second annual Parkhill Canoe Race on Sunday, July 27 at the Parkhill Conservation Area. Last year the event was very successful and this year more classes have been scheduled and an even larger, number of peopt&'nre expected to attend. Nine -races are scheduled for the day, beginning at 10:30a.m. and these races are designed to provide fun and competition for every member of the family. - Registration . takes place twcetn 9,and JO a.m., and the . " esu' continue -.during --the morning and afternoon. Registration ' fees are $2 per canoe. The usual fee of $1 will be charged to enter the con- servation area. Following the races prizes and trophies will be presented on the beach. The Parkhill Conservation is the largest , con- rea operated by the Are serva Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority. Refreshment booths; camping -facilities and an inviting beach area all contribute to this popular area. The canoe race is part of a program designed to encourage the public to become acquainted with the various conservation areas in the Authority's watershed. Miss Laurie Teffelmire, a 19 year-old University of Waterloo recreation "student, has been employed by the Authority as Pnrkhi11 Recreation Cok ordinator ,for„ the summer. Laurie . plans- earents"Jo1s t ,1 campers during the weekends including campfires, hay rides, square dances, arts, and crafts, and a variety of games and, sports. The canoe race is one of- the " main events she has planned for the season and the general public is invited to take part in the event as competitors or spectators. Ag -Op. POOR MAN'S ;'CENTENNIAL BALL SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE . SATURDAY, JU1Y t 2 19�T All tables reserved DESJARDINES ORCHESTRA $ .o0 per coup1ia - Dancing 9 —1 For tickets aail.Ross MacDonald 527-0975 it Kan Moore 52741508 v *'4 To wnshi quilts¢*annrrial picnics. �thanl and township parks werethe:, chief suNeets fur discussion, at the June meeting of the Godei idh --Township Reerr 'atia rruci hold in I lmes�w illc. .�t 'be' Id !i �reryry�a��'++th, assistant chai �'n was in the chair., She Moiled that ticket . wile.. for , the tovuship quilt a � ro tessi fav ourah%. She +' to move the quilt, presently displayed in Goderich., to a location in a Clinton. store. MarrYy. s Sewing Centre has already offered to display it. Secretary, Joe Fritzley .reported that the new sports uiprent had been ordered and should arrive soon. - Ten sturdy picnic tables have been ordered for the lakeside park from the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority. Five are already delivered to the' park. This report was given by Jerry Ginn. He also presented a map of a proposed plan for the park which had been made by the Authority. This, was , carefully studied by the members of council. ' Some changes were suggested but on the whole it was generally accepted and just having 'a picture of the park on paper was appreciated girls sso Goderich s no ii u boys and ay according to Hugh Lobb's report. Arrangements are being made for exchange games. with neighbouring townships. Marion Powell said she had attended the coaches meeting early in June'and had been quite impressed and proud of the large number of the- ham- dsome enthusiastic township Men who had attended. However, Hugh reluctantly reflected that there seemed to be a,,scarcity of help at the first couple o f ball games. He hoped •that this 1041011 nuki lilt to As, yet.:rolite til -S OSin t 'te jauttiommiiaw girls ages ; 941 grouping. IS tine Ce a scarcity fin • this age group14, Coordinator of the softball for Goderich Township is John Westbroolio, RR J Goderich. ' If you want, t4 ask questions. girls. Sohn';~: your gent le=rt.o:all., The date of the annual picnic was set :for SundayAugust 'Oat the Hir'1n esville Sclwal. Circle the 10th on 'your calendar for that event. The lucky ticket will be drawn on the township quilt then. ,... Notice will be made again in the'`��f Corning Events othe local papers... , The next recreati council meeting will be hekltJuiy 30 th when plans for the picnic will be finaii7edl Clinton Mayor Den S4n1oi crowns the 'Centennial .d mor *leen. Jo Arne "Paltrier# at. the �tential Q contest held hist Thursdayait Ontario Street United Church. Jo Anne will reign until the Centennial festivities are over in August. (Kass -Record photo) garrison reunion held The 40th annual .Harrison reunion was held pin June 14 with a very go od attendance at Seaforth. , .A smorgasbord supper which included a special cake decorated for the event, was served in the pavilion. A minute's silence was observed for those who had passed away intheprevious year. The afternoon was spent with a ' ball game, contests and. • races. The resultsof ate sports events were: under 5 years, Scott Hackett, first, Stanley Airdrie, second; girls 6.8, Brenda Hackett; boys 6-8, Lorne Pennington.; girls 9-12, Teresa Foster, first, Lois Pennington;second; boys 9-12, Ian Hackett, first, Brian Hackett, • second; girls 15 and under, Teresa, " Foster; first, Brerxia Hackett, second; boys 15and under, Jamie Hackett, %Ike Collins, seco girls' sack race, Teresa Foster; first, Lois Pennington, second; boys' sack race, Jamie Hackett, first, Ian Hackett, second; candy hunt, Brenda Hackett, first, Brian Hunt, second; men's race, Roy Taylor, first, Brian Hodgert; women's race. Barb Oesch, 'first, Marion -Taylor, second; and men's ball throw, Brian Hodgert, first Ray Oesch, second. In the potato relay, the winners were: the team cap- tain by Brian Hodgert, first; the team captain 'by Barb Oesch, second; and the team captain by Roy Oesch, third. A motion was made to hold the 1976 picnic on the second Saturday in June at the Seaforth Linins Park, and 'the following people were named to • the organizing committee: Jitn. Harrison, president; . Marlene Harrison, secretary -treasurer; Bill and Helen Burdge . and Charlie and Bev Orr, directors; . and Jim and Donna Collins and Stewart and Olive Hroaadfoot, sports committee. Kirkton Community Association 3lst Anneal Garden Party FAIR GROUNDS KIRKTON, ONTARIO Highway 23 SWEDNESDAY, JULY 16th 1975 Adults 52.50 Children 25c FASTBALL JUVENILE CONTEST 7:30 P.M -- PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM 9:00 P.M. Lee Paul, M.C. -Refreshment Booths -Free Parking on Grounds • 401,4Y i Continua* 'us Music 9:00 p.m. to I ^OQ HU ,101PARK RECREATION HALL Tidteit43.59Per Person Special Ad xnca: 56.00 Couple, Available Throughout the, Comrenrnity:at tegid flOr and legion Mtniml en • Boys and Girls! cote to true Daily Ifecation Bible School at the Christian. Ref o rrned Church Weekdays: July 21- Avg. ' 1 M.' 9 a.m. - 11 :30 p.m. Ages 4- 14 • VIM SHOW $ DANCE RETURN ENDAUEMRNT Dinner Reservations accepted up 'tit 8 p.m. + Sorry - we cannot accept reservations for en- tertainment. + There will be a rover charge of'S1 for entertainment after 9 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Satursk:y nights only. Cover charge will be payable at the lounge door. Treat yourself and your friends ... Fear your convenience our Hot Buffet is served THURS., & ERF. 12 noon - 2 p.m. Casual Dress Dine by. Candlelight SUNDAY SMORGASIIORD 5 p.m. to $ p.m. IUSINESSNIEN`S LUNCHEON SFEOAUS EVERY DAY 'Anyone knowing addresses of former teachers can puck up'.ibis un0tet e. with stamped envelope ready for marten+, at the Centierr#iiil Store. Raftenuurwy Street. . t.tcehsed under L .C.s.O. EAYF1ELD RD.. GoDER cH 524.7711 5